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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
MNNCmlsrEIi
Notc, From over the james.

The funeral of Mr j Monroe Rey-
n0ld- was well attended, and tAe inter
mcnt was made at Mauv cemetery.
Last might was festival might iu Nam
chester. There was one at the Central
Methodist church and one 40 Ccrsley
Grove Both were well patronized. 40
the frs, Frank Cunningham and Mr.
James sullivan sung.
Last night was very quic might bee
fore election To-day lct every man vote
early and vote straight
Owing to am unavoidable delay the
summer cars for the Manchester Railway
will not De I'm use before the middle of
ncN, month
Rev Henry Wise Bcyill who preached
at Cl0pton street Baptist Church last
night. is m cd Richmond boy, and j.
wen known in Manchester
The rain of Tuesday did much good ia
the gardens and flowers, but that of
Yesterday evening was rather too mucl
of q good thing.
Mayo's island and all the islands OF
the James are looking lovely, and ar,
much visited by pleasure parties.
Mr.. NJ. 4. Cogbil clerk of Chester
field court, was i'm the city yesterday.
News was received i'm Manchester yes
ierday morning of the suicide of Mr.
Samuel Cheatham. who lived near sum
nit on the Bright Hope railway ll'
was found hanging to tree. lie was
widower. and leaves several Children He
left hi, home Tuesday night, and procur
mg "a strong rope, fastened il around ht
neck. climbed tree, and jumped The
neck was broken. The deceased had been
I'm "a despondent mood for some time
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cnntain carpenler Wa. Murdered.

GlEN COVE. l.. l., May 2j.-Dr Wat
son. who made the autopsy on the body
of Captain Thomas H. Carpenter which
was found a short time ago after having
been IN the water SIX months, says Cap
tain Carpenter was not drowned, but was
undoubtedly dead before he was put I'm
the water This confirms the theory
that he was murdered by "a person who
was on board OF the schooner Long
Island with him when bee sailed from
New York, November 18th, and who, af-
ter robbing him of % large amount Of
money and bis watch, threw his body
overheard and ram the vessel ashore at
sea Cliff. where It was found two days
afterWard
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MERRY HAMPTON WINS.
Many Americans Among the Great Crowds
on EPSON Downs.

Many Americans Among the Great Crowus
on EPSON Downs.
LoNDoN, May 2j.-Nast crowds len
London to-day for Epson Downs to wit
ness the great race for the Derby stakes.
Four in-hands were seen In great num-
bers Ten of these turn-Outs lefi the
Metr0pole alone, while scores OF others
departed from various "enters. The
American visitors al EPSON were especi-
ally numerous Mr.. Penfeld, lately vice
consul general Of the United states at
London. drove a coach laden with Amer
leans
The Prince oi Wales. Lord ROseberry,
the Crown Prince OF Denmark, and many
other persons Of distinction were present.
The course was slightly heavy. The
Baron. the fay0rite IN the betting, MAS
exercised this morning and appeared In
grand form The stables backed Aintree
and Merry Hampton.
The weather IN the forenoon was threat
ening
The race was won by Mr. J. slmons
Harrison's bay colt Merry Hampton. Mr..
VI DawsOn's : bay colt, the Baron, came in
second. and Mr. John WatsOn's chestnut
colt Marley third There wero eleven
starters
Merry Hampton was ridden by Watts.
Cannon rode the Baron. while Marley
was ridden by F. Barrett.
The last betting was as follows III TO
1 against Merry Hampton, 10 against
the Baron. and 10 tO against Marley.
When half way up the straight the Ba-
ron was I'm trouble. Merry Hampton win
ming by four lengths
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

LoNDoN May 25-The foreign diplo.
matte representatives and the British en-
bassador- at the European capitals gave
special banquets last evening in honor of
Queen Yictoris's jubilee birthday AZ
Malta the day was observed as a general
holiday The Duke Of Edinburgh and
Prince George Of Wales, with the GOV
ernor of Malta, attended a special service
I'm the cathedral A review of troops, "a
garden party and a banquet were features
of the days celebration.
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NEW YORK. May 2j.-Thc steamer
Wyanoke hence FOR Norfolk yesterday
returned to-day. having collided with the
schooner Penobscot from Jacksonville,
south from Scotland Lightship, on The
2ith inst, during "a dense fog The
steamers starboard wheel struck the
schooner on the forecastle, raking her
from stem TO stern; carrying away bow
spirit and iibboom and everything on
deck and demolishing all spars and rig
ging. The crew of eight men escaped
injury.
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nnnhle Chlne,e Tragedy.

CNcINNArr May 2j.-A special from
Union City, Ind, says The murdered
body Of Chang, a Chnaman, was found
i'm his laundry .his morning with bloody
hatchct beside it As he and his partner,
Ben Hong, had been quarreling recently,
the latter was suspected. A search re
suited I'm finding Ben Hong's body In
another room, where he had committed
suicide by cutting his throat
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PrrsnuRG, May 2j--A plan is being
considered by the members of the Coke
Syndicate t0 Introduce new men in The
coke REGIONS Several meetings of thc
syndicate operators have been held In
put.burg and the matter is being tho
roughly canWsscd. They claim that they
are daily receiving applications from
scores of firstclass men who are willing
to go to work. I'm case they decide to
put new men 20 work they will he care
fully protected, and the preference will
Doe given 10 native Americans, as they
have found the llungarians too trouble.
some 90 make any more experiments with
them. ON the other hand the labor or
carnations have arranged 10 circulate
information and data with regard to thc
causes of the strike I'm all OF the indus
trial centres of the country Asaconse-
oucnce of the strike, the shipments ot
iron ore from Cleveland and A.htabula
have been almost entirely suspended.
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LoNDoN, May 2j-The Daay Ner' this
morning, I'm am editorial, counsels the
Pamenitcs 10 force Mr. Tanner, the Ma
ti0nalist member for Cork 90 behave de-
Gently I'm thc House or To withdraw from
public life. In the debate on the coer-
cion bin last night Mr., Tanner was called
upon 20 apologize for violent language
that he used
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

PARIS May 25-M. Ferry and Baron
le Mackan leader OF the right In the
Chamber Of Deputies, visited President
Greyy to-day in relatian to the recalling
of FlOquet to form cabinet. They
declared that the creation Of a Floquet
ministry would lnjure the foreign rela-
ti0ns of France
VI Floquct still continues his negotia-
ions with opportonists, who persist In
their opposition 10 the retention 0f Gen.
BOulanger in the cabinet. NJ. Rouyier
especially refuses TO accept the portfolio
of Minister of Finance If Gen. Boulanger
is retained, and If he persists In his
refusal Il may lead 10 NJ. Floquets aban-
donlng the task OF forming a new min
istry.
BOuLANGER MAY BE DROPPED.
PARIS. May 25- Evening M. Floquet
has refused 10 form a ministry, aud IL Is
now proposed to form Duclerc govern
ment with General Saussier AZ Minister
of War
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Queen KapioIani sails Away.

NEW YORK, May 2j-Queen Kapiolani
and the Princess Lilionkaloni and their
suite sailed this morning for Europe on
the Anchor Line steamer City OF Rome
They were booked os passengers on the
steamer Celtic, of the White Star Line, but
the accident to that steamer changes the
royal party's plans.
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4 Jur, TO Try Chieago's Boodler..

CHICAGO, May 2j.-The last man Of
ibe twelve who are to try the county
"bOodlcrs was secured this morning,
and, Immediately upon the jury being
sworn in. General Stiles made the open
Ing address for The prosecuiiOn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

PT1sBuRG, May 25-A Mcdonald, Pa,
special says During a storm at midnight
lightning struck q French boarding house
and instantly killed TWO boarders named
Abel Arquin and Fcrhand POurbin, who
were asleep in bed on The third floor Tho
fluid descended 20 the second floor, and
seriously injured two children
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rInLIC COMPLAINTS
south First street and south Jefferson
street.


The TIMES is I'm receipt of complaints
hv respectable citizens of thcconditon of
First street iu front of the Pcnitcntiary
u is "a receptacle for all kinds Of refuse
matter. and thc attention Of The next
grand jury wili mo- doubt bc called 20 il
The INE~ can give ji- authority If called
for. and one of il- reporters las I'm person
inspected the premises, and endorse all
that has been said about 10 as a public
nuisance.
Jefferson street. from Canal o. Cary
has been recently curbcd ON the east side
and where there was before pa,-ablo
ci1dr pavement there is now mud
worthy of llayictown and Darbyiown
The earth sidewalk has been dug up and
lcit in ihai condition, and the rains of
ihc week have almost made it impass
able This 3. street Improvement which
does mot improve Jefferson street from
Main 10 Cary is but little better
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
first ground was broken for the Union
Passenger Railway Richmond new and
improved line
Quite large number Of citizens bad
gathered at the corner of Twelfth and
Franklin streets and great interest was
shown In the Inauguration of This new
enterprise, which viii De the first thing
of its kind ever undertaken in Richmond.
WORK BEGrN.
Councilman j. J.. Parrish, who was the
patron of the bill asking permission from
the city tO allow the company 90 build
the new line. was ON hand and removed
thc first stone from the paving of thc
street He was followed in DIS good
work by Alderman Roland llill who
used the first pick. Doe I'm turn being lol-
lowed hy Councilman Frank Murphy.
who removed the first shovel full Of
earth
a large force of hands were then put
10 work, and the roadway was really
begun
HISTORY OF THE ROAD.
After thcccremonyo Of breaking ground
was performed. Major d. Thompson
Brown. president of the road. extended
m invitation tO all present to accompany
him to the ST. James Hotel. where some
refreshments bad been prepared for their
disposal
After some time spent in pleasant chat
and the endowment of good things. Presi-
dent Brown called upon the city fathers
present who had used their best Efforts
q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

LoNDoN. May 95.-A dispatch from
Berlin Do The Ntlnddrd says that in an In
teryiew to-day Professor Nirchow assert
cd positively that there was absolutely
no danger in The Crown Prince Frederick
William malady The Professor said,
however, that 10 would take some timO u
effect IA complete cure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
Protection Did Not Help It,.

Providence, r. T.. May 25.-The
British Hosiery Company, at Thornton,
has posted q notice Of a probability Of q
reduction 20 half the present force or a
possible shut down This Is on account
of the extreme depression Of trade and
a large stock of unsold goods This CON
Germ was imported from England, plant
and operatives. I'm 1854, 10 work under
the advantages of aprotectiye tariff The
notice spreads dismay among the opera
tiyes. few Of whom have saved enough
tO enable them To return with their fami-
lies 20 England I'm the event Of the
English help being unable 20 secure EN-
ploymeut elsewhere the concern will
plan 90 run the mill half time ON reduced
wages 90 save IT'S operatives from starya-
tion. The mill has heretofore made only
winter goods, but the manager says II the
present season can be weathercd the
manufacture of variety of goods will
Dee begun. which viii insure plenty OF
work thc year round
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
chnmherIain rrge. Organization.

LoNDoN, May 2j.-Mr Joseph Cham
berlain, in a letter, urges upon the sup
p0rters Of the governments Irish policy
the necessity Of organizing, and warns
them that If they fail to DO So they will
surely be- beaten
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
Tho colored na.e-HalI Tongue.

PlrrsBrRG, May 2j-The colored
National baseball league seems to have
melted down to three cities The Cor
hams, of New York Lord Baltimores, of
Baltimore, and Pythians, Of Philadel-
phia, are the only teams able to keep up
and they will arrange a schedule among
themselves.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
The Crown Princes Throat.

BERLIN, May o. The throat Of
Crown Prince Frederick William was
again examined TO day by the physicians,
who have the case in charge, and It was
unanimously decided that there would be
no necessity for another operation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
ur O'BrIen Wm NotAcccpt.

LONDON, May 2j.-The Standard this
morning SAYS 1T is stated that William
O Brien will not accept the seat ia Par
lament for Northeast Cork, to which he
was recently elected
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS TT HOME AND ABROAD
Is SENT OVER THE WIRES.

Merry Hampton wins-An Insane Asylum
scandal The Crisis I'm France lrouoi"
in the Coke Protection Did Not
Help it-kilied 10y Lightning.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHINGToN, May 25.- Indications for
the next tweniy-four hours, commencing
at pm. Wednesday For Virginia, fair
weather, nearly stationary temperature,
winds generally southwesterIy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
Race Yesterday.

There was fine race at the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon between
Smiths horse, c. ;, and Trayler's Joe
John
About 100 people were present and a
start was made at 1880 o'clock, Joe John
winning the first three heats and the
race.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

llafl. Middleton. Fredericksburg, TO
serve $50 years for grand larceny; and
raam Crouch from Mccklenburg, to
serve $3.50 years for housebreaking, were
received at The Penitentiary yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
NEW ELECTRIC LINE
CROTND BROKEN FOR THE UNION
PASSENGER R4ILWAY

Work of Removing the First Earth aud
stone in the Commencement of tho Ncw
Road Rcfreshment and Speeches His
tory of the Enterprise Explanation Of
the Manner of Applying the Electric No
tive Power.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26

The Washington critic says Governor
Lee and stall are at the Arlington.
Mr. George Mintcr and Mir Ntamper of
thc Richmond Dun DlpatH are taking
n the National Drill, also Mr.. Alexander
Mcdonald. editor of the Lynchburg
luniulfn.
Twelve coaches. filled with visitors TO
the National Drill arrived at midnight
last night from Richmond.
Private j J.. Mury Of the First \ir'
rinia Regiment, was very proud ol ms
score of 23 out of possible - at the
preliminary rifle practice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
Marriage of Mr. Garrett and Miss Na,h.


Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Van Holt Nash have
thp pleasure o. announce the marriage of their
daughter Maggie Wilson to Mr. Cornelius IS.
Garrett Wednesday evening, june l-t. l,s'.
al Atlanta. Ga.
Major Nash was with the Appleton
Book Company. is former well known
citizen Of Petersburg, and is known all
over the State.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
BREVITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, NINOh
MENTION. AND LOCiL LACONTCS.
The News Of the Day Boiled Down and
Served Up In Condensed shape About
Folks You Know. and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.

rec Il Co.'S shoe house, slj East Broad
street, May p. 1857 9 am, 10; - m,
sl'; 3 3p.m., SO; 6p.m., 7j'.
COL Thos H. Carter is among the
visitors TO the city.
Music and refreshments at Denny
street Park tonight and Saturday night.
4 notice of heroic statue of model
hero by a model sculptor will be found
elsewhere.
Among the patents recently issued is
one j ". X. Johnson, for drawers for
tables, Gc.
Saturday night will be observed by
many of our lsraelites, as 10 is one of the
Jewish festivals
Everybody en- route TO Hollywood adj
mire- the lovely bed of Jack roses at
John *. Hoopers gardens.
The body of young Harper who was
drowned Tuesday night, was recovered
yesterday about , o'clock ann.
There has been an abundance of straw
berries for the past two days. They sold
at five and eight cents per quart
Lee Grove. of Dwids. will attend the
English Lutheran church tonight and
hear % sermon by Rev Mr. Schaeiler
Chapter so. of the Law and Order
League meets tonight 40 Columbus Hail.
Third and Broad street, az o'clock.
Nr.B. Flor-heim. at Fourth and Broad,
, llN' @ ," ol 'o,'r iny IN ta rennrtoris
-.it...
8 el ht steamship w "lohc i' "''"'ll.,, .,,
have mo- steamer leaving Richmond next
Friday
Tbc cantata of the May Queen will
f.Lo nlsce I'm the lecture room of the
second Banti.f church tonight at 1.3O
o'clock.
ON N0uh Ninth street. between Clay
and Lcieh. Mr. A. r. Gceen is erecting
seven pretty frame buildings for Mr.
Lewis N Blair
,srb, .gonnc1 or Ton" of Damon
tadre. K.of r.. will confer the AmpH
ied Rank ON % candidate Tor Jefferson
Lodge Tonight.
When thc Galle-0 Mills matter is set
uel uu 70 is hoped that the claims of the
cmpIOFc, for wages due Tor honest laDOi
viii NOT be disal.owod
s.,,,ofI.. ancient ,roolon stores an
the west side of Seventh street near
Br0aIare being remodclled They would
look better pulled down.
rf.l. .~,, No p of tbo ola Dominion
1vb.,laen yili b. made fo.morrow eve
oirr I.ayinr the clnb.room AT 6l-
o'.iock Refreshments after the run.
Ri.bmor5 and ,icinitv wa. visited D.,
,.'.r,. I..,,. r,ir lr,,,ren and ; O'clock
.,.,.-l., socomnaniel by "a thunder
5t.rr For ahor,t half an hour tbe rain
l..le,,l.l moss nitile..lv
Common grades oi tobacco are sill
,ooJ .,r.dos tbe tone of fbe market /.
-tronT and some tobaccos have advanced
Tbcrr have been some rood sales oil
.,,,t.,. III. wock These tobacco. ar,
,-r,. .,,rre and Ligb
Rev. W. +. &. Gregory oil inns clly
win leave for Blackstone. NouoWal
Is..ff.... &C. Oh. Ir.. f.tr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
'OR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
GEORGE W. CARTER.

for re- election: one of the best and most ex
rienced Court Clerks IN the Commonwealth.
.p5l2t mat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-26
You Can Drive Vcrmin out of Your nou

By using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
raufry shelves uud drawers. Warranted 90
nrrteut and drive away Ants, Reaches, Water
Bugs. &C.. so annoy ing tO housckccpcr~.
Whenever this paper ls used u answers a
,t tn, .'ifne time lhcing whitcl 10 give, every
place "a neat. clean appearance.
Positively mo- poisonous dfus' uetd I'D lhc
preuaration of this paper. ASK your Druggist
on Grocer for 10. For sale hy
BODEKER BROrHEHs,
Druggists,
lu4 Main street, Richmond. va.
~ man, ....s...s...n LAS e'*'". Noi.l''' :
fly before a glass Cutting said Lee, j.
ou must be the happiest man IN creation.
Why, generalP "Why," replied Zee, DE :
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-08

HON David DAVIS Tells 'oe i''1e"
truth when he says Fac" ye'r eN-
cry local paper gives from eIoo 10
9o,oO0 1" i'.e lines I'r 'o' ''"fn' OF
THE community III "'''0 !. Is located.
Nooihef "e7o'y cam or "'I 4' '"'S'
the locoi editor, - proportion I" ms
means does move Iof "'' Town Una"
ANY o.heI TEN Wto' 'U'' NV qua '''' "'s2'
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-08

The Philadelphia Times says Mis-
sissippi is regarded in the north rs one
Of the most bourbon of southern
states, hut it took an early lead in the
free education Of the Colnred people.
The same Rev. Mr.. Revels who was
Refused admission to the platform u:
Tive Academy of Music in this city
nh count OF his color, when he was
a United States senator, was placed at
the head of "A colored college chiefly
nr wholly supported by the state, to
give Oolnred citizens the advantages OF
collegiate education, and another col.
oren college in the state, supported
largely by the Baptists, is aided by
The state when necessary. In point
Of TACT, while Lincoln colegein Penn
sylvania is supported by the gifts OF
philanthrnpic friends of the colored
race, the nourhOn state of Mississippi
does mo-e by direct appropriations
for the higher culture Of oOlored PEG,
pie than does Pennsylvania.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-08

The Milan Exchange advocates that
the streeIs he maoadamizrd with
rick in our West Tennessee reckless
hurgs, Why not grade the streets,
sprinkle with sand aud gravel, run q
ret.h0t roller or furnace over thenl,
melt the sand intn the soil aud make
Il sulid furnace Of hIick nn the spot,
as it We're, then spredh another coat
Of soil and ,ard aud treat ikeNi se.
and 80 on.-JacksOa NeloS.
Why not pave them with gold
bricks at once. reigh,or! Can't yuu
chip in hrick ar twog
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-08

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-08

We hope the present legislature
will earnestly 20 to work on an ne.
sessment law viii h will tax all prop,
erty alike. i necessary, make it II
penitenriarv off-nse for man to give
in his property for less than its acluaI
cash value; or, fnroe him to take The
assessed value of it il any one offer
him that much Dash for it. As the
law now works, the small property
owners pay the taxes and the rich
men get IF lightly,